Less colonic screening suggested for diverticulosis patientsLower rate of polyps found, but MDs caution more research needed GI disorders doubled among World Trade Center cleanup workersGround Zero clean up linked to gastroesophageal reflux disease Consent forms may be too complex Transplant consent forms too complex Hold the salt and skip the pop Diets high in sodium and artificially sweetened soda associated with a decline in kidney function in Nurses’ Health Study population DIGESTIVE DISEASES: Deep sedation may increase polyp yield in colonoscopy Author speculates doctors may rush when patient shows discomfort DIGESTIVE DISEASES: Chewing gum eases belching Chewing gum eases belching DIGESTIVE DISEASES: Long-term biologics improve outcomes in Crohn's disease Monoclonal antibodies shown to help maintain remission Radiofrequency ablation best for Barrett's esophagus with dysplasia Technique cuts disease progression rates, but cost issues and lack of expertise are likely to impede its use in Canada New guidelines for TNF antagonists in Crohn’s disease Colon cleansing: ineffective and potentially harmful A Medical Letter review concludes that there is no evidence of beneficial effects from colonic cleansing or irrigation for "detoxification," and such procedures may be harmful. First Previous 26 27 28 29 Next Last